If you missed out on last night’s Remix the School Year with Thimble Twitter chat, don’t worry! You can still join in the conversation on our forum and/or read the entire discussion here. We had 26 individuals from 7 countries … Continue reading
To celebrate the recent re-launch of Thimble, we’re hosting a tweetchat and you’re invited! Here are the details: When: Wednesday, September 23, 8pm ET / 6pm UTC Where: Twitter, follow #thimblechat, @Mozteach What: Remix the School Year w/ Thimble Tweetchat … Continue reading
Today, Mozilla is introducing the new Thimble, an upgraded tool for teaching and learning web literacy in a simple, hands-on and visual fashion. We believe the Web is a better place when everyone can read, write and participate online, a … Continue reading
Last week we announced that Thimble will soon be moving over to our new site for people who teach the web, teach.mozilla.org. We also shared that Professor David Humphrey and a team of students from Seneca College have been working … Continue reading
Ever dreamed of designing a video game but didn’t know where to start? This year if you love arcade games you are going to love a new webmaking activity to help you learn and teach the web; Minicade. Minicade … Continue reading
We are thrilled to share that Thimble, our code editor for beginners, has been recognized by Common Sense Media as one of the best educational tools online with the 2014 ON for Learning Award. The awards celebrate the year’s best … Continue reading
Mozilla’s Webmaker exists to promote web literacy and learning through hands-on exploration. In August of this year, we convened a group of 13 artists, technologists, journalists and educators and presented them with a challenge: build something with Webmaker and share … Continue reading
Webmaker.org is the hub of all things Thimble, but some people want to use the tool for pages that live elsewhere on the web. Kyla Drushka, a researcher at the Scripps Institute of Oceanography (and the sister of one of … Continue reading
Webmaking is fun. Creating memes and hilarious animated gifs is a great way to spend an afternoon. But sometimes there are more serious issues we’d like to examine — and webmaking tools like Popcorn and Thimble can help. Earlier this … Continue reading
As the Webmaker project matures from an experiment in teaching the web to a community-driven hub for making, you may have noticed a few changes to the look of Webmaker.org lately. One of the changes we are most excited about … Continue reading
